Grand Ages: Medieval
Last updated: 2026-02-09
- Strong economic and trade systems
- Beautiful graphics and aesthetics
- Engaging city-building and management
- Repetitive and boring gameplay
- Lack of strategic depth
- Simplistic and tedious combat
Emotions
- Sample precision
- Helpful reviews
- 82%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 17%
- Protest reviews
- 2%
- 30%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 70%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 229
- Negative points
- 402
- Gameplay points
- 346
- Perf. points
- 14
- Rec. points
- 49
- Misc points
- 2
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
Strong Economic and Trade Systems
| The game features a unique and well-developed economic system that is both challenging and enjoyable. The trade mechanics are well-worked and reminiscent of other popular economic strategy games. The economic management and trade routes are highlighted as strong points. | 69% |
Beautiful Graphics and Aesthetics
| The game is praised for its beautiful graphics, detailed city views, and aesthetically pleasing visuals. The art style and color palette are well-chosen, contributing to an immersive experience. | 63% |
Engaging City-Building and Management
| The game offers enjoyable city-building mechanics, allowing players to found, conquer, or buy cities. The management of buildings, production, and resources is complex and satisfying, providing a deep and engaging experience. | 63% |
Stable Performance and Few Bugs
| The game is noted for its stable performance, with no crashes or technical issues reported. It runs well on different platforms, including Linux, and is considered almost bug-free. | 60% |
Niche Appeal and Grand Strategy
| The game appeals to specific strategy game fans and has a grand strategy sentiment. It is recommended for those who enjoy economic strategies and complex management systems. | 43% |